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April 8, 2026

• Kansas deserves the truth about Ron Estes and the ‘Big Beautiful’ tax bill | Opinion
• New pickleball courts open in Lee’s Summit. More fun projects are on the way
• Pasquatch merch alert: Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino trademarks nickname
• Umbrellas up, Kansas City: Multiple rounds of rain, thunderstorms ahead
• As NFL Draft approaches for Chiefs, we place new wide receiver atop our mock 4.0
• New Johnson County dessert shop opens: Doughnuts, dirty soda, ice cream, more
• Why former Sporting star Matt Besler is an ideal ambassador for KC2026 World Cup
• Royals drop series finale vs. Guardians. What’s ahead after Cole Ragans injury
• Royals dodge injury scare after pitcher Cole Ragans exits early vs. Guardians
• How One $5 Rotisserie Chicken Becomes Five Meals If You Know the Right Tricks
• Over $134,000 Raised for Domino’s Delivery Driver After His Act of Kindness Goes Viral on TikTok
• Missouri governor signs bill into law clarifying pregnant women can get divorced
• New metal music-inspired coffee shop to open in Waldo neighborhood
• Two Giant Pandas at Smithsonian’s National Zoo Are Showing Signs of a Budding Romance
• Former Independence police chief has received $61K since resigning, records show
• What Are Humboldt Penguins? Everything to Know About Oregon Zoo’s New Chicks After Hatching
• 5 Overlooked Foods Rich in Fiber Dietitians Say You Should Be Eating Every Week
• These 14 Artists Each Had One Perfect 90’s Song — Here's the Story Behind Each One
• KC man gets 20-year sentence after plea in illegal after-hours club mass shooting
• KC to decide mini liquor bottle ban to decrease crime. Does research back it up?
• Popular Taylor Swift backup dancer will speak at UMKC graduation
• The Truth About Facial Tools: What Really Improves Your Skin and What Isn’t Worth Buying
• How KC wowed FIFA with its soccer details and became a World Cup host city
• Comedian Shane Gillis shares story of Royals’ Vinnie Pasquantino calling his shot
• How a former Penn State star became a selling point for KU football’s tight ends
• Former Missouri Tigers hoops star Sophie Cunningham lands TV role for WNBA season
• Travis Kelce’s ‘Fight For Your Right’ moment made Jim Nantz really nervous
• Former Chiefs tackle Jawaan Taylor lands in the NFC on a one-year deal: details
• First-team All-Big South guard set to visit Kansas basketball: Details
• Officially in portal, KU’s Flory Bidunga to make a campus visit on Friday
• These are the Kansas City-area election results you might have missed
• Gracie Hunt shares details about diamond engagement ring Derek Green helped design
• Two killed in apparent murder-suicide at Independence apartment
• Lawrence police department announces death of 28-year-old officer
• Here’s where the four World Cup teams will be staying in the Kansas City area
• KU basketball starter from last season considering transfer to ... Missouri
• How to Eat Your Way Through Nashville in 3 Days: A Food Lover’s Guide to Music City
• Baldwin City massage therapist arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a client
• Cleveland fan believes Guardians player stole Royals’ signs in Wednesday’s game
• Indian ice cream shop opens in Johnson County, with one-of-a-kind flavors
• Ottawa High School student arrested after allegedly threatening peers
• Dayton Moore, Negro Leaguers highlight large 2026 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame class
• Funding minority students isn’t against the law. MU groups push back | Opinion
• Kansas bill would let residents limit local spending. It has city officials worried
• How 18th and Vine will draw World Cup visitors to ‘the soul of Kansas City’